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or the weird spherical tv around you ???
I'm intrigued by Bigscreen Beyond[www.bigscreenvr.com] as a slimmer option, but even then you need the lighthouses for positional sensing. I would prefer an inside-out approach.
I'm definitely in the market for a pair of Viture Pro AR glasses[www.viture.com]. They have a narrower FOV, so I wouldn't say they are "VR", persay, but for movies and gaming, they seem ideal.
it's fun for short movies but it's get sweaty and uncomfortable after a while , even when you're just sitting and looking around.
I even had a VR game on my phone where you played ping pong and your little racket moved to where you are looking at , it was also fun but not something I"d play for hours.